Sentence examples for shift of populations from inspiring English sources

It is said the 21st century will be remembered for the final shift of populations out of rural, agricultural life into cities.

The recent shift of populations at risk for TB, including Medicaid recipients, into managed care raises concerns about reporting.

In the case of obesity, the demographic shift of populations towards a fatty phenotype over a relatively short period of one or two generations argues against a major genetic contribution in favor of environmental or epigenetic mechanisms.

These effects thus amplify the shift of population from rural areas to urban centres.

Europe is experiencing a huge shift of population, driven by economics and exacerbated by the rigidities of the eurozone.

The latest report, "The Emerging Wealth Belt," traced the shift of population and jobs from the state's north to its center.

The losses in New York and New Jersey result from a continuing shift of population toward the South and the West.

There has been a marked shift of population from fishing and farming villages to the centres of tourist and commercial activity.

"Everybody knew because of the shift of population northward, it was only a matter of time before the City of New York was going to annex the territory," Mr. Ultan said.

Beeton wrote at a time when the industrial revolution was in full swing - a generation at least after the massive shift of population from the countryside to the towns.

The greatest advances were made in Mesopotamia very possibly because of its constant shift of population and openness to foreign influence, in contrast to the relative isolation of Egypt and the consequent stability of its population.